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The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam by Thundercat, released 22 June 2015 1. Hard Times 2. Song for the Dead 3. Them Changes 4. Lone Wolf and Cub 5. That Moment 6. Where The Giants Roam, Field of the Nephilim Mini-album The Beyond - Where the Giants Roam picks up where 2013's Apocalypse left off, with Thundercat joined on production duties by longtime sparring partner Flying Lotus for six spiralling excursions to the outer limits of jazz-funk. VIA BRAINFEEDER SHIPPING FROM 20TH NOVEMBER 2015 Includes unlimited streaming of The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 3 days. Purchasable with gift card.

Thundercat chronology. The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam (2015). Bus In These Streets" Released: August 24, 2016 (2016-08-24). Show You The Way" Released: January 25, 2017 (2017-01-25). Friend Zone" Released: February 15, 2017 (2017-02-15). Walk On By" Released: February 22, 2017 (2017-02-22). Drunk is the third studio album by American musician Thundercat. It was released on February 24, 2017 by Brainfeeder

Like You're Dead!, The Beyond, Where The Giants Roam muses on mortality, but where FlyLo conjured a surreal and colourful afterlife at times, Bruner goes to a more sombre place. As the album was inspired by the deaths of close friends, the fact that it arrived so unexpectedly makes it feel like a spontaneous outpouring of grief. The lyrics are heartfelt and almost uncomfortably raw. "Transform this decaying flesh," he pleads on the opening "Hard Times," his fragile vocals surrounded by a sparse arrangement of keys.

Although he's been busy, Thundercat hasn't released music under his own name since 2013's The Apocalypse. It's a beautiful, smooth track about lost love drenched in the sounds of classic funk that finds Thundercat tearing it up on bass and crooning incredibly real lyrics like "nobody move there's blood on the floor, and I can't find my heart.

Thundercat’s surprise release, a self-described ‘mini LP’, straddles an interesting place between the jazz-electro fusion and psychedelic r&b/hip-hop vibes of those two records, for a g ride. Although the record is only sixteen minutes long, it’s a pretty epic ordeal and includes contributions from Flying Lotus and Herbie Hancock(!). Not too shabby, Thundercat! But you don’t have to trust us; you can stream The Beyond/Where the Giants Roam below, via this site. The Beyond/Where the Giants Roam is Thundercat’s first solo release since 2013′s Apocalypse

Where Bruner succeeds in developing a unified sonic feeling, he underwhelms in his ability to reinforce it textually in a unique or interesting way. Why in the world would I give my heart to you/ Just to watch you throw it in the trash, Bruner sings in his sweeping falsetto on Them Changes. The chorus to Lone Wolf and Cub ( On your own/ On your own, on your own/ Where will you go/ Where you go, where you go/ What will you do/ What you do, what you do ) aims for dramatic concern, but ends up barely registering

Los Angeles bassist, producer and songwriter Thundercat will release a new mini-album, The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam, on June 22nd, teasing the project with the bumping, buoyant new track, Them Changes. Flying Lotus - whose Brainfeeder label will release the mini-LP - co-produced the track, which boasts a melange of sticky, gurgling synths over which the occasional plunking piano, sailing sax and Thundercat’s own soft vocals soar. I’m sitting here with a black hole in my chest, A heartless broken mess, he croons, finding the joyous funk even in abject misery. Thundercat is scheduled to hit the road later this year, though he has a handful of festival dates lined up, including sets at Pickathon in Oregon (August 1st and 2nd), the Low End Theory Festival in Los Angeles (August 8th) and Afropunk in Brooklyn (August 23rd).

More albums from Thundercat: Drunk by Thundercat. Apocalypse by Thundercat. The Golden Age Of Apocalypse by Thundercat. View all albums . The Beyond, Where The Giants Roam. By: Thundercat (2015, Hip Hop). 2. Song For The Dead. 4. Lone Wolf And Cub. 6. Where The Giants Roam, Field Of The Nephilim.